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Which states would most likely oppose a plan to exclude slaves from a state's population when creating a legislature in which each state's number of votes depended on its population? which states would most favor such a plan? explain why?

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states in the south would like counting slaves in voting polls because they had a higher slave population, the north would oppose because they had a very low slave population, so the votes would always go in favor of the south. hope that helped!

States in the south would prefer to count slaves in voting polls because they had a bigger slave population, while states in the north would object since they had a very low slave population, resulting in votes always going in the south's favor.

Northern and southern slavery:

  • Slavery was a major source of income for southern colonists. Southern colonies were among the wealthiest in the United States.

  • Slave labor was required for their cash crops of tobacco, indigo, and rice.

  • Slavery was not a hot topic in the northern states. Their major objective was to establish a new government.

  • They didn't want to enrage the South. Slavery was seen as a dying institution with no economic future by the majority of people.

  • In five years, however, the cotton gin would be invented, making cotton plantations obsolete.

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